Find Your Nova

Yesterday, we explored the conjunction between Saturn and the sun in Pisces, delving into the symbolism and transformative energies at play. Today, we expand our inquiry to include Mercury. This adds another layer of complexity to the configuration. Mercury, the messenger of the gods and the archetype of communication and intellect, also joins the sun and Saturn in their conjunction. Reflecting on the significance of this trio, we are drawn into a deeper exploration of non-duality and the interplay between opposing forces. In astrology, Mercury and Saturn are often associated with non-dualistic principles. They represent the union of opposites and the synthesis of conflicting energies. When these planets converge with the sun, the planet symbolizing vitality and consciousness, we are presented with a powerful catalyst for introspection and transformation. Pisces, ruled by expansive Jupiter and positioned as the final sign of the zodiac, embodies the essence of non-duality. Its dual-bod...

Today, as we witness the alignment of the sun and Saturn in the ethereal realm of Pisces, we are called to delve deeper into the intricacies of this celestial phenomenon. This conjunction, occurring twice within each sign's cycle (sometimes three times), offers us a unique opportunity to explore the profound implications of time, transition, and renewal. In the grand tapestry of the cosmos, Saturn stands as the immutable guardian of Time, guiding us through the transitions and transformations that shape our existence. As the sun and Saturn unite in Pisces, a sign teeming with symbolism and significance, we are invited to embark on a journey of introspection and renewal. Pisces, the final sign of the zodiac, embodies the essence of transition, symbolizing the threshold between the old and the new, the past and the future. Its dual nature reflects the inherent duality of life itself, where light emerges from darkness, and growth emerges from stagnation. As we contemplate the signific...

Often, my blog posts are inspired by the questions I receive about astrology or the answers I provide to inquiries in online forums. Today's post, however, arises from a question posed to me by Kevin DeCapite, the founder of Luna Astrology . Kevin's inquiry emerged within the context of an email exchange surrounding the new features introduced in Luna Astrology, particularly those centered on interpretation. These interpretations, written by the esteemed astrologer Jim Sher , offer users a deeper understanding of astrological insights from the perspective of the depth-psychological and transpersonal frame of reference.  The exchange with Kevin sparked in me an exploration into the contrasting methodologies of astrology, specifically focusing on the whole sign system versus the quadrant house system. This inquiry not only illuminated the differences between these approaches but also provided valuable insights into the underlying principles of astrology itself. As we navigate thr...

As we transition from the recent celestial configuration marked by its queer and kinky undertones, we find ourselves navigating a new cosmic landscape fraught with tension and complexity. The upcoming alignment brings to the forefront a subtle yet potent interplay between the mental conundrum of identity and the emotional demands of self-care in various relational interactions, be it at home, work, or in matters of romance. Gone are the overtly sensual and provocative energies that characterized the previous configuration. Instead, we are met with a nuanced interplay of planetary forces that speak to the intricacies of our inner worlds and interpersonal dynamics. The emphasis shifts from outward expressions of passion and desire to the internal dialogue surrounding our sense of self and our emotional well-being. At the heart of this shift lies Mercury's influence, casting a spotlight on our thought processes and communication styles. As Mercury grapples with its current debilitati...

In the realm of astrology, the language used to describe the relationship between celestial bodies plays a crucial role in understanding cosmic dynamics. While the concept of aspects, which denotes the geometric angles formed between planets, is widely known and utilized, there exists another term that offers a broader perspective: configurations. Configuration, unlike aspect, encompasses any angular arrangement of planets, irrespective of their visibility to one another. It serves as a versatile tool in delineating the interplay of cosmic forces and holds significance even when traditional aspect theory doesn't apply. This distinction allows astrologers to glean insights from a wider range of planetary alignments, including those involving the outer planets. The inclusion of outer planets in astrological interpretations expands the scope of divinatory practices. Although these planets may not fit neatly into the established aspect system, they contribute meaningfully to the overal...

Today, the astrological significance of the planets and stars holds great importance. We stand on the brink of the next two decades under the influence of Pluto, as it transits through Aquarius. Concurrently, the sun resides in Aquarius, and the moon approaches to unite with the sun, symbolizing a balsamic renewal as it enters a new phase in a mere few hours. Additionally, Mercury currently travels through the sign of Aquarius. Known as the messenger of the gods, Mercury traverses between the realms, guiding souls from the unconscious to the conscious. It serves as the guardian of healing and psychedelic arts. Mercury's positioning at the seventh degree of Aquarius, a number symbolizing inner wisdom, presents an opportune moment to delve into our inner selves, exploring the intricate connection between spirit and body within this human existence. Furthermore, Mars finds itself exalted in Capricorn, soon to reach its pinnacle of power. In the realm of psychedelic experiences, Mars e...

This month, February 21 and February 22 find themselves in a cosmic alignment that accentuates the axis between Aquarius and Leo. In Aquarius, Pluto takes its place in the initial degree, having recently entered in January. At the far end of the sign, still lingering in Aquarius, is Mercury, on the verge of transitioning into Pisces. Nestled in between, at the 8th and 9th degrees, is the conjunction of Venus and Mars. All these celestial events unfold within the realm of Aquarius. Opposite this alignment, in the sign of Leo, stands the Moon. Over the course of these two days, the Moon will traverse by opposition to all the planets residing in Aquarius. Now, what significance does this hold, and why should it be considered a noteworthy and kinky day? Mercury, often depicted as the non-binary or even non-gendered or even dual-gendered planet, is viewed as the messenger that traverses between worlds, embracing both while belonging to neither. Currently in its masculine phase, Mercury jour...